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Treated motor disorders Elbow disorders
Elbow disorders
Tendinitis consequences
Stiff elbow
Non mechanical mobility disorders :
Flexion/Extension/Pronosupination
Hip lameness
Hip lameness
Lack of active mobility (flexion/extension)
Lack of stability (weak gluteus medius)
Lameness
Hip replacement consequences
Trunk and spine
Trunk and spine
Kyphosis
Scoliosis
Sciatica
Low back pain
Hand and wrist motricity
Hand and wrist motricity
Work on grip
Work on fine motor skills and dexterity
Ankle instability
Ankle instability
Repeated sprains
Levator muscles lack of strength
Motor inhibitions following immobilization
Post-surgery
Knee disorders
Knee disorders
Repeated sprains
Cruciate ligaments
Knee prothesis
Patellofemoral syndrome
Knee flexion deformity
Shoulder disorders
Shoulder disorders
Capsulitis consequences
Shoulder instability: luxation/ subluxation consequences
Post-surgery: amplitude limitations
Neurological pathologies
Neurological pathologies
Chronic pathologies
Stroke consequences – Parkinson
Multiple sclerosis
Partial spinal cord patient
Cerebral palsy
Spasticity regulation
Elbow disorders
Tendinitis consequences – Stiff elbow – Non mechanical mobility disorders – Flexion/Extension/Pronosupination
Hip lameness
Lack of active mobility (flexion/extension) – Lack of stability (weak gluteus medius) – Lameness – Hip replacement consequences
Trunk and spine
Kyphosis – Scoliosis – Sciatica – Low back pain
Hand and wrist motricity
Work on grip – Work on fine motor skills and dexterity
Ankle instability
Repeated sprains – Levator muscles lack of strength – Motor inhibitions following immobilization – Post-surgery
Knee disorders
Repeated sprains – Cruciate ligaments – Knee prothesis – Patellofemoral syndrome – Knee flexion deformity
Shoulder disorders
Capsulitis consequences – Shoulder instability: luxation/ subluxation consequences – Post-surgery: amplitude limitations
Neurological pathologies
Chronic pathologies – Stroke consequences – Parkinson – Multiple sclerosis – Partial spinal cord patient – Cerebral palsy – Spasticity regulation
How does it work?
By combining proprioception, mental imagery and low frequency sounds, the Allyane Method enables restoration of movement control for both common disorders (ankle instabilities, lameness, amplitude limitations of the upper limb,…) and chronic pathologies (stroke rehabilitation, multiple sclerosis,…).
Effective, quick and lasting, this method enables to regain daily gestures. It is non-invasive and has no side effects.
The method does not take over patients with reduced cognitive capacities or suffering from mechanical damages.
Patients’ testimonials
Testimonial of a patient taken over for capsulitis after-effects.
Testimonial of Steven Frossard, motocross vice-world champion taken over after medullary injury resulting in a period of paraplegia.
Distinctions
2018 Entrepreneur of the year award finalist
Innovation award winner for health category
European Commission seal of excellence certificate
Health Awards jury’s Favourite prize
Partners
Partners & Distinctions
